Alliances and Collaboration
We work together to achieve common goals, combining capital, knowledge, and experience for the optimal development of social projects.
Strategic Alliances
The TALGO Foundation defines a Strategic Alliance as an agreement established between itself and another organization to work together towards achieving a common goal or goals desired by both parties.
In such an Alliance, the participating parties will contribute proportionally the resources necessary for the optimal development of the project, such as capital, time, knowledge, experience, etc.
All the institutions or organizations mentioned above, as well as any public institutions (national or regional), companies, or third-sector organizations (public or private) that the Foundation deems appropriate, may become Strategic Alliances.
As previously mentioned, the Foundation will ensure that all parties share common aims and objectives.
Those who choose to participate in this way will enter into a collaboration agreement to carry out one or more of the projects undertaken by the Foundation.
Corporate Volunteering
The Foundation understands Corporate Volunteering (CV) as the voluntary involvement of individuals belonging to an organization. From that moment on, they become active participants in the Foundation’s activities and projects, contributing their skills and talents for optimal development.
Following this concept, we want to promote this form of participation both within TALGO and externally (employees, suppliers, etc.).
In turn, this ensures that volunteering complements or forms part of the Corporate Social Responsibility strategy of each of the organizations involved.
All the aforementioned institutions and organizations, as well as all public institutions (national or regional), companies, and third-sector organizations (public or private), may collaborate with the Foundation, provided they are not involved in any criminal proceedings and meet the Foundation’s requirements. Their decision to collaborate is made freely, voluntarily, and altruistically, based on the alignment of our objectives with their own, through their good work.
Those who choose to participate in this way may do so in all or some of the projects carried out by the Foundation.
Partner Organizations
Institutional Support
All interested public institutions (national or regional) and third-sector organizations (public or private) may become institutional partners, provided they are not involved in any criminal proceedings and meet the Foundation’s requirements. Their decision to collaborate freely, voluntarily, and altruistically aligns with our objectives, and their commitment is based on their good work.
Those who choose to participate in this way will support all or part of the projects undertaken by the Foundation.
Their contribution will be non-monetary, thus providing the Foundation with institutional support. In turn, these organizations will become actively involved in the projects and may include this support within their Corporate Social Responsibility plan.
Collaborator
Any company or organization interested in collaborating may do so, provided they are not involved in any criminal proceedings and meet the Foundation’s requirements. Their decision to collaborate is made freely, voluntarily, and altruistically, based on the alignment of our objectives with their own, through their good work.
Those who choose to participate in this way will make a non-monetary contribution to launch one or more of the Foundation’s projects.
Collaborating entities will provide the necessary resources for the projects’ implementation (such as venue provision, promotion, equipment rental, etc.).
The material value of the contributions may be eligible for tax benefits under Law 49/2002, of December 23, on the tax regime for non-profit entities and tax incentives for patronage.
In turn, these will be involved by making them an active part of them, and may include it within the organization’s Social Responsibility plan.
Sponsor
Companies or organizations interested in becoming sponsors may do so, provided they are not involved in any criminal proceedings and meet the requirements established by the Foundation. They must freely, voluntarily, and altruistically decide to collaborate, recognizing that our objective aligns with theirs, through their good work.
Those who choose to participate in this way will make a monetary or in-kind contribution to launch one or more of the Foundation’s projects.
These contributions may be eligible for the provisions of Law 49/2002, of December 23, on the tax regime of non-profit entities and tax incentives for patronage.
In turn, the Sponsor will be actively involved in the Foundation’s projects, which may be included in the organization’s Corporate Social Responsibility plan.
